Hotel Le Terrazze - Adults Only

Simply Breathtaking! This hotel is full of wonderful surprises, from the moment you arrive until the very last second of your stay. The views are absolutely breathtaking, whether you’re relaxing in your incredibly cozy room, enjoying a delicious breakfast at the restaurant with an amazing variety of fresh, high-quality products, or spending time on the beautiful, thoughtfully decorated terrace, where every little detail is simply charming. Even the convenient private parking is a huge plus in this area! Having breakfast, walking down to the beach (which is worth every single one of those 250 steps!), sipping a glass of Prosecco by the sea, swimming in the crystal-clear blue waters, heading back to the room for a refreshing shower before exploring nearby Amalfi, the stunning Ravello, or Positano, and then returning to the hotel for one last glass of wine on our private balcony or the lovely terrace… That’s a routine I could happily repeat every single day for months! (And I would definitely add some reading time on the terrace, enjoying the wonderful selection of books the hotel makes available to guests.) The entire staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. They also arranged a boat trip to Capri for us, which I wholeheartedly recommend! The owner is always around, personally making sure everything runs smoothly and that guests have a truly wonderful experience. You can really feel the care and attention that goes into every detail. The only difficult part of our stay was having to leave! :)

Everything was perfect!

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Widok oszałamiający , przepięknie . Personel hotelu bardzo miły i pomocny . Czyściutko .

Sea view.

The hotel is very isolated - you can feel like in the cave. It is better to have buffet option during breakfast - not list where you are forced to choose your breakfast items. The best rooms should be at the highest level - not in the nearest where everyone can stare from up location. Last but not least - during final payment receiving the insistence from the reception to add the tip is unacceptable and against generally recognized principles.